Computer Science and Engineering

UNT will host Nancy Barry's lecture titled,

UNT continues to lead all four-year schools in Texas in its efforts toward creating a carbon neutral campus, according to reports submitted to the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment.

UNT celebrates the beginning of the Institute for the Advancement of the Arts in its new home, UNT on the Square, with the institute's first artist-in-residence, acclaimed screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga.

Noisefold, an interactive media ensemble featuring David Stout and faculty member, and guest artist Cory Metcalf will perform using computers and interactive sensors to create 3-D images that emit sounds.

The grant is the largest awarded to the 32 universities that received funding to operate G-Force programs and will boost UNT's efforts to increase college enrollment among first generation college students.

UNT's cost to in-state students is the lowest among Texas' three "best buy" schools.

UNT's Jewish Studies Program presents

Faculty and staff members from UNT's College of Visual Arts and Design will show off their creative endeavors in an annual exhibition highlighting their work.

UNT College of Music students and the chair of the keyboard studies division will present a series of concerts on organs across campus.

The luncheon is intended to promote the importance of math and science education, will raise funds for UNT's Teach North Texas program on Oct 13.

New research at UNT aims to lessen the need for costly pesticides by arming plants with more effective natural defenses.

Dr. Robert P. Smith will present the basics of climate dynamics along with recent developments in scientific findings related to global warming on Oct. 20.

Noreen Henry will speak at the Executive-in-Residence Lecture Series on Oct. 13.

The Texas Fashion Collection's, "Painting the Town: 1920s High Style," will showcase fashions from the flapper era.

Alpha Lambda chapter of Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society has received the Best Chapter Award in Division VI for the third time since 1994.

UNT's new Business Leadership Building will accommodate at least 8,000 students.

The Generations of Excellence Award will be given each year to recognize a family that has exhibited extraordinary dedication to higher education, supported the university through service, and demonstrated the value and support of family in their individual and collective lives.

Jeff Goodell, author of Big Coal: The Dirty Secret Behind America's Energy Future, and four Dallas-Fort Worth journalists will discuss the topic, after a screening of the documentary Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars.

One cluster will focus on the creation of new plant-based products and the other will develop effective conservation and sustainable development practices for the sub-Antarctic region of South America.

Corporon's edition of the Sibelius piece is dedicated to the UNT College of Music and Dean James C. Scott on the 10th anniversary of the Murchison Performing Arts Center.